Olga Mary Jacoby

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Udvandring: 27 jul. 1933, Southhampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom

Notater:

Gift med Musick [?] Joseph Purcell.
Børn i ægteskabet: (Ukendt) Purcell, (Ukendt) Purcell.

Fødsel:
Ang. c. 24 Jun 1929.

Levned:
My greatgrandad [John Donald Jacoby] had a sister named Olga who lived in Australia she used to always visit frequently in easter time for a number of years. She is very kind and giving like her brother. We went over to greatgrandma and greatgrandads house and every easter Olga would greet us with a warm smile and kind words I don't remember a hug or kiss for the kids but mum probably got one.

Udvandring:
Ank (23 Jul 1933 datering på dokumentet) ombord på S.S,Tainui, med moder og storebroder.

Død:
"Heart failure"

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Også kaldet: Charles Ivan Jacoby
• Beskæftigelse: New Zealand; Landmand

Notater:

Gift 2: 1945, med He next married Mary Peggy May (20 Jan 1914 - 17 Jul 1993, Roturoa).

Adopteret:
Sara Olgas fire børn var adopterede ifl. hendes breve.

Beskæftigelse:
Fåreavler. Sidste bopæl: 20 Acacia Bay Road, Taupo.

Begravet:
(Cremation records: Roturoa, P. 178):
"Jacoby, Charles Ivan - 20 Acacia Bay Rd. Taupo - 71 yrs. died 25 Feb 1972, ashes to be scattered in Ureweras (1475)."

Charles blev gift med Marguerite Winifred Atkinson cirka 1925. Marguerite blev født den 22 okt. 1897 i Leeds, Yorkshire, United Kingdom; døde den 30 sep. 1949 i Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand; blev begravet i 1949 i Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Udvandring: 27 jul. 1933, Southhampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom

Notater:

Fødsel:
Datter af Isaac Atkinson (1863 - 1912) og Maud Mary Carr (1865 - 1958).


Levned:
My Great Grandfather is Margurite's eldest child I remember this story he told. The family lived on a farm and would invite the neighbours for social occasions over to their own home. The friends would enjoy the hospitality of my family as Marguerite and Charles would entertain with music. Marguerite would of been a master on the piano the sound would fill the home and the guest would enjoy themselves. Charles would play along on the Cello this mega of an instrument isn't easy to play.

Udvandring:
Ank (23 Jul 1933 datering på dokumentet) ombord på S.S,Tainui, med de to børn.

Død:
"Woman using lamp electrocuted
Fatality in Auckland Home
PA Auckland, today
A woman was electrocuted while giving herself infra-ray lamp treatment last night. She was mrs. Marguerite Jacoby, aged 51, of 43 Kune Street, Orakei
Mrs. Jacoby was found holding the lamp by her daughter, who returned home shortly after 8 o'clock. ambulance men who were summoned applied artificial respiration for about three-quearters of an hour without result."

Notater:

Gift:
Skilsmisse bef 1945.

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Beskæftigelse: 1901, Hampstead, Greater London, United Kingdom; Købmand; Adresse:
  Canfield Gardens, Hampstead
• Beskæftigelse: 1939, Hampstead, Greater London, United Kingdom; Direktør; Adresse:
  50 Crediton Hill, Hampstead

Notater:

Beskæftigelse:
UK Census 1901: Embroidery & Lace Merchant. Med Olga Jacoby ( 26, Germany Hamburg) og Charles J Jacoby (0,Hampstead, London), samt tre tjenestepiger.
UK Census 1911, samme sted, samme erhverv. med Sara Jacoby (36, Germany), Charles Jacoby (Son, 10, London Parish Nk, London), Kathleen Jacoby (Daughter, 7,London Parish Nk, London), Robert Jacoby (Son, 4 London Parish Nk, London).

Beskæftigelse:
Governing director of lace and embroidery
Kniplinge- og broderifabrikant.
John Jacoby Ikle Ltd (Opløst 11 Oct 1974 (se The London Gazatte),
Samling af tekstiler udstillet: Catalogue of an exhibition of laces and embroideries from the Jacoby-Iklé Collection, ,Bristol, Bristol City Art Gallery, 1953.

John blev gift med Sara Olga Iklé cirka 1897. Sara blev født den 15 aug. 1874 i Hamburg, Hamburg, Tyskland; døde den 6 maj 1913 i London, Greater London, United Kingdom. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Notater:

Fødsel:
Datter af Julius Iklé og Clara Derenberg.

Levned:
First published anonymously in 1919, these letters from a dying woman to her doctor display an attitude to death which is fiercely independent of religion but full of hope. The book will appeal to diverse readers: it is a picture of family life and love, interspersed with clear-headed musings on the nature of illness, loss and death; it illuminates the development of rationalist thought, humanism and liberal education and the history of adoption; and it provides comfort for those who try to come to terms with dying, without religion to cushion the blow. As her dialogues with the doctor, a Christian, show, Jacoby is witty and erudite, and rails against the dogmas of organised religion while espousing a passionate morality.
... explores the emotional highs and lows of enduring terminal illness, including the knowledge that Jacoby would not see her four adopted children grow up. It conjures up the joys and sorrows of motherhood in the constrained circumstances of illness, and brings alive the social disapproval of adopting children in the first decade of the twentieth century, and of Jacoby’s progressive attitude to child-rearing (Goodreads)

Død:
Overdosis af sovemiddel. led af uhelbredelig hjertesygdom, havde gennemgået fire operationer og et hjertetilfælde.

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Udvandring: 1857, Hamburg, Hamburg, Tyskland
• Beskæftigelse: 1857, Manchester, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom; Musiker
• Beskæftigelse: 1871, Manchester, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom; Professor; Adresse:
  Cecil Street - Moss Side, Chorlton

Notater:

Beskæftigelse:
Violinist, uddannet i Leipzig og Paris. Før han var 20 år: koncertmester i Hamburg. 1857: førsteviolin i Sir Charles Halles orkester i Manchester, hvor han virkede i c. 50 år.

Beskæftigelse:
UK Cesnus 1871: Sieghfried Jacoby, Head, 35, Germany, Professor of Music. Med ægtefælle Bertha Jacoby (30, Germany), børnene Mathilde Jacoby (4, Manchester, Lancashire), Mase Jacoby (2, Manchester, Lancashire), Johny Jacoby (1, Manchester, Lancashire), Adele Jacoby (0, Manchester, Lancashire), samt to tjenestepiger.
UK Census 1881, Cecil Street: Siegfried Jacoby, Head, 45, Hamburg Nat Brit Sub, Germany, Professor Of Music. Med ægtefælle Bertha Jacoby (40, Hamburg Nat Brit Sub, Germany), børnene Mathilde Jacoby (14, Manchester, Lancashire, England), Max Jacoby (12, Manchester, Lancashire, England), Addie Jacoby (10, Manchester, Lancashire, England), Nellie Jacoby (9, Manchester, Lancashire, England), Henry Jacoby (5, Manchester, Lancashire, England), Clara Jacoby (3, Manchester, Lancashire, England), Charlotte Jacoby (1, Manchester, Lancashire, England), Ernest Jacoby (0, Manchester, Lancashire, England), samt to tjenestepiger.
UK Census 1891: Siegfried Jacoby, Head, 55, Germany, Professor Of Music. med ægtefælle Bertha Jacoby (50, Germany), børnene Matilda Jacoby (24, England), Addie Jacoby (20, Manchester, England), Henry Jacoby (15, England), Clara Jacoby (13, England), Charlotte Jacoby (11, England), Ernst Jacoby (9, England), Leo Jacoby (7, England), Adolph Jacoby (5, Manchester, England), samt to tjenestepiger.
UK Census 1911: Siegfried Jacoby, Head, 75, Germany, Widower, Professor of Music, Violinist. Med datteren Mathilda Lewis (44, Manchester, Lancashire), og en tjenestepige.

Siegfried blev gift med Bertha Iklé i 1865. Bertha blev født i 1840 i Hamburg, Hamburg, Tyskland; døde i 1900 i Manchester, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Notater:

Fødsel:
Af en anset købmandsslægt i Hamburg. (Hannover) Moses og Sara Iklé, som også var forældre til Ernst Iklé óg Julius Iklé, far til Sara Olga Iklé (Se disse)

Død:
Ægtefællen var enkemand i UK Census 1901.